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    Crohns Disease

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    irritation of any part of the digestive system Symptoms * Related to Inflammation * Persistent Diarrhea * Rectal bleeding * Abdominal cramps and pain * General symptoms that may also be * Fever * Loss of appetite * Weight Loss * Night sweats * Loss of normal menstrual cycle Causes of Crohns Disease * Crohn’s disease may affect as many as 700‚000 Americans. Men and Women are equally likely to be affected‚ and while the disease can

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    Another result is the increase in incidences of coughs and colds in a smoker. Short term effects on the Digestive System includes: An increase in acid in the stomach‚ which can be painful. A reduction in appetite‚ which can help lose weight in the short term. However‚ along with appetite the senses of smell and taste are also reduced‚ which results in loss in pleasure in eating and can make food quite boring‚ as well as being a hazard in certain

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    Abnormal Postures & Thoughts Aggressiveness Confusion Difficulty in Speaking Excessive Movements Extreme Sensitivity to bright lights‚ sounds‚ touch Fatigue Fever Hallucinations Headache Increased Production of Saliva Irritability Loss of Appetite Muscle Aches and Spasms Nausea Paralysis Seizures Weakness In the advanced stage of the infection‚ these symptoms may develop: Extreme breathing problem Increased production of saliva causing the "foaming at the mouth" Double vision Problems

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    Animalism

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    Animalism an·i·mal·ism (n-m-lzm) n. 1. Enjoyment of vigorous health and physical drives. 2. Indifference to all but the physical appetites. 3. The doctrine that humans are merely animals with no spiritual nature. ani·mal·ist n. ani·mal·istic (-lstk) adj. The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language‚ Fourth Edition copyright ©2000 by Houghton Mifflin Company. Updated in 2009. Published by Houghton Mifflin Company. All rights reserved. animalism [ˈænɪməˌlɪzəm] n 1. satisfaction

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    Feeding During Hospitalization:- (pg 650) * Loss of appetite is a symptom common to most childhood illnesses (luckily acute illnesses are usually short so nutritional state is seldom compromised) * Refusing to eat may be one way for child to exert power and control NI : Don’t urge food on sick child that may precipitate Nausea and Vomiting( children usually can determine their need for food) * Young children loss of appetite may be related to depression due to separation from parents

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    The Soul

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    after death. In his Republic‚ Plato argues that the soul consists of three basic energies which animate human beings: Reason‚ Emotion‚ and Appetite. Reason is given the greatest value‚ while Emotion and especially Appetite are regarded as the lower passions. The soul that is ordered is governed by Reason‚ and therefore keeps one’s emotions and one’s appetites under control. The lower passions must submit to the dictates of Reason. According to Plato‚ the soul is placed inside the body at birth‚ after

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    and will consider how Socrates might respond to these objections. Socrates presents a strong argument for his position that the individual is like the city in which it has three elements‚ he argues in particular that two of these three elements (appetite and reason) are

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    Amphetamine (ADHD)

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    hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) in adults and children. It is also used to treat symptoms of traumatic brain injury and the daytime drowsiness symptoms of narcolepsy and chronic fatigue syndrome. Initially it was more popularly used to diminish the appetite and to control weight. Brand names of the drugs that contain Amphetamine include Adderall. The drug is also used illegally as a recreational club drug and as a performance enhancer.Amphetamine was synthesized in 1887 by Lazar Edeleanu at the University

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    and vomiting during chemotherapy‚ to improve appetite in people with HIV/AIDS‚ and to treat chronic pain and muscle spasms its use for other medical applications is insufficient for conclusions about safety or efficacy. Medical uses Medical cannabis has several potential beneficial effects. Evidence is moderate that it helps in chronic pain and muscle spasms Lesser evidence supports its use for reducing nausea during chemotherapy‚ improving appetite in HIV/AIDS‚ improving sleep‚ and improving tics

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    TDA 2.2

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    vomiting tend to feel unwell‚ unsettled‚ tired and weak‚ have stomach ache‚ have poor appetite and may have headache (possibly due to dehydration). Conjunctivitis Red‚ watery‚ bloodshot eye(s) and possibly a yellow discharge. Measles Signs of measles are: a high temperature‚ dry cough‚ diarrhoea and vomiting‚ red blotchy rash which starts on face and spreads downwards‚ lack of energy and appetite‚ sore eyes and possible sensitivity to light. Meningitis Early symptoms are painful

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